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UMS: Three decades of excellence in Sabah's higher education and counting
KOTA KINABALU - Over the past three decades, Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) has played a pivotal...
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Photo for illustrative purposes. - FILE PIX
Money
Cryptocurrencies: A risky gamble or a lucrative opportunity?
KUALA LUMPUR - Cryptocurrency, which refers to any form of digital currency - also known as a...
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Photo for illustrative purposes only - 123RF
National
Senator urges TikTok ban for users under 16 amid rising safety concerns
KUALA LUMPUR - A Dewan Negara member has proposed that the government consider banning TikTok for...
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Photo for illustration purpose only. - File photo by Bernama
National
Salted fish industry faces challenges due to unpredictable weather
TUMPAT - As the Northeast Monsoon season sets in, salted fish producers are grappling with...
Vivy and her husband, Fadza.
Vivy and her husband, Fadza.
COMMENTARY
Vivy Yusof’s double-edged success: Fame, fortune, and fallout
Vivy Yusof's rise and fall, especially as a high-profile entrepreneur in Malaysia, is a story...
Rosniza Saaiddin carries out packaging for Zeeper carbonated drinks at her business premises in Manjung. Photo by Bernama
Rosniza Saaiddin carries out packaging for Zeeper carbonated drinks at her business premises in Manjung. Photo by Bernama
Money
No regrets: Leaving oil and gas behind for the buzz of carbonated drink business
MANJUNG - Rosniza Saaiddin, 47, who now owns a profitable carbonated drink business, has never...
Roszaini Azlina Che Rusle shared that she began growing mushrooms on a small scale in 2020, earning only a few hundred ringgit a month before joining the project, which she believed could help villagers raise their family income. - Photo by Bernama
Roszaini Azlina Che Rusle shared that she began growing mushrooms on a small scale in 2020, earning only a few hundred ringgit a month before joining the project, which she believed could help villagers raise their family income. - Photo by Bernama
National
Housewife turns mushroom farming into profitable venture with UniMAP's expertise
ARAU - A housewife from Arau has turned oyster mushroom farming into a profitable venture, earning...
Ananda Krishnan - File photo by AFP
Ananda Krishnan - File photo by AFP
PERSONALITY
Ananda Krishnan, entrepreneur and philanthropist, leaves behind a lasting legacy
EVERY Malaysian child who grew up with Astro and Maxis instantly associated these household names...
Syukur, who is now 19 years old, is determined to remain a 'village boy' in his native state, as he is confident that golden opportunities can be obtained with the TVET skills he possesses. Photo by Bernama
Syukur, who is now 19 years old, is determined to remain a 'village boy' in his native state, as he is confident that golden opportunities can be obtained with the TVET skills he possesses. Photo by Bernama
National
Gone upfield in TVET, but Malaysia’s Mowgli will live where the buffaloes roam
KUALA TERENGGANU - At the age of 14, Muhammad Syukur Khamis became the focus of the world when a...
In this picture taken on November 11, 2024, Morning Mama owner Qurrata Ayuni, who lost her parents in the 2004 tsunami, makes a coffee at her cafe in Banda Aceh. - Photo by AFP
In this picture taken on November 11, 2024, Morning Mama owner Qurrata Ayuni, who lost her parents in the 2004 tsunami, makes a coffee at her cafe in Banda Aceh. - Photo by AFP
Features
Woman-owned cafe in Indonesia's Syariah stronghold shakes stigma
BANDA ACEH - In what claims to be the only woman-run cafe in the capital of Indonesia's most...
New
Sunway Medical Centre Velocity (SMCV) Consultant Clinical Oncologist Dr Hafizah Zaharah Ahmad said early detection plays a decisive role in improving clinical outcomes, with survival rates exceeding 90 per cent when the disease is identified at an early stage. - 123RF photo
Sunway Medical Centre Velocity (SMCV) Consultant Clinical Oncologist Dr Hafizah Zaharah Ahmad said early detection plays a decisive role in improving clinical outcomes, with survival rates exceeding 90 per cent when the disease is identified at an early stage. - 123RF photo
Beyond the sniffles, how nasopharyngeal cancer often goes overlooked
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Photo: HAMZAH ZAINUDIN / FACEBOOK
Axed Hamzah makes first move with tea session alongside Pas, Bersatu and former party...
Kuala Lumpur Police Chief Datuk Fadil Marsus - BERNAMA FILE PIX
Kuala Lumpur Police Chief Datuk Fadil Marsus - BERNAMA FILE PIX
Post-mortem reveals 89 injuries on woman killed by husband in Kepong
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Body of pregnant woman found in a pool of blood, husband detained in Kota Tinggi
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Vehicles entering KL expected to nearly double ahead of CNY
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Child opens car door, causes accident involving six vehicles along Jalan Tun Razak
A child inadvertently caused a road accident after opening a car door in open traffic, leading to two motorcycles crashing into each other.
A child inadvertently caused a road accident after opening a car door in open traffic, leading to two motorcycles crashing into each other.
New forensic review challenges Kurt Cobain's suicide ruling, says 'this is a homicide'
Kurt Cobain
Kurt Cobain
Federal Court reinstates Isa Samad's conviction and sentence, issues warrant of committal
Former Felda chairman Tan Sri Mohd Isa Abdul Samad has been ordered to begin serving a six-year prison sentence from Tuesday.
Former Felda chairman Tan Sri Mohd Isa Abdul Samad has been ordered to begin serving a six-year prison sentence from Tuesday.
Malaysians still drawn to charm of reading physical books
The Reading Profile of Malaysians 2022/2023 study by the National Library of Malaysia recorded a positive shift in reading trends among Malaysians, who crave a variety of information in line with changing lifestyles and current technological developments. - Bernama photo
The Reading Profile of Malaysians 2022/2023 study by the National Library of Malaysia recorded a positive shift in reading trends among Malaysians, who crave a variety of information in line with changing lifestyles and current technological developments. - Bernama photo
Vehicles entering KL expected to nearly double ahead of CNY
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